Connecting to Enet Resources via SSH
Enet users can access Enet machines via SSH
(please see SSH-RESTRICTED from OUTSIDE).
Note: From outside Enet networks you can only ssh to:
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ssh.aem.umn.edu
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ssh2.aem.umn.edu
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ssh.enet.umn.edu
(this is a data transfer gateway)
They are equivalent machines which allow all users from both domains to log in.
ssh.enet.umn.edu has a higher volume connection to everything (and will generally be less responsive due to the load of transferring data)
NOTE: You do NOT need to use VPN to connect to the ssh gateways (they are available from everywhere).
From the ssh gateways, you can ssh to other Enet network machines if you wish.
From inside our buildings you may directly ssh into any internal machine which supports ssh (we recommend this whenever possible).
Windows-based SSH
We recommend that Windows users check out this page for SSH client programs:
SSH for Windows
SSH from Apple MacOS X and Linux/Unix
Both Apple MacOS X and Linux have a built in ssh client program.
On both - start a terminal app and the command is "ssh"